Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Prologue -- Remembering Denis Sinor -- Preface -- I. Collections, Archives, Archaeology -- Materials on Mongolia in “The Khmyrov Collection” -- The Tungus-Manchus: an Ethnic History and Ethnic Genesis in Archaeological and Ethnographic Retrospectives -- Linguistic and Ethnographic Materials of E. R. Schneider in the Archives of St. Petersburg -- The Mongolian Aphorism in the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg) -- The Unknown Portrait of a Member of the Qing Imperial Family in the Hermitage Collection, St. Petersburg -- A Forgotten Mongolian Manuscript of the Erdeni-yin tobči: Wang Guojin and Lobsangčoyidan -- Description of Mongolian Folktales Kept in the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg) -- A Manchu Imperial Patent from the Collection of the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Sciences -- The Problems of Portrait Painting in Central Asian Art -- About One Manuscript by D. Ravjaa -- Mongγol uran zokijal-un degezi zaγun bilig orusibai, an Invaluable Treasure by its Concept, History and Destiny -- The Pre-eminent Sūtra. New Traces of the Altun Yaruk Sudur -- The Special Collection of Altaic Literature in the State and University Library Göttingen -- The International Archive of Oral Folk Literature at the Northrhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences, Humanities and Arts in Düsseldorf/Germany -- Images of the Goddess Tārā in a Private Hungarian Collection -- Archaeological Finds Reflecting Folklore-Motifs from Central Asian Traditions -- The Buriat Buddhism in Agaton Giller’s Memoirs -- The Meritorious Officers Revisited: The Portrait of Cemcukjab -- New Arrivals to the Mongolian Collection at the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Science -- A Brāhmaṇa Painting from Bäzäklik in the Hermitage of St. Petersburg and Its Inscriptions -- II. Historiography -- An Insufficiently Known Structure in the Çu Basin (Kazakhstan): Ak Kesene -- Some Remarks on the Oghuz Kaghan Epics -- “Namtar” by Milaraiba in Buryatia -- Legal Documents in Armeno-Kipchak and the Töre Bitigi (Code of Law) -- Green Knowledge. An Ottoman Manuscript on Horticulture -- Karaim mejumas in Eupatoria -- The Mistery of Coloured Vapours as Good Omina of the Manchu Khan Nurhaci’s Empire-building -- Cosmic Tree and Its Reflections on Anatolian Turkish Art -- Looking for an Unknown Source of a Familiar Plot -- III. Linguistics -- The Significance of S. A. Starostin’s Works for the Altaic Studies -- Consten’s Universal Dictionary (Hs or. Sim. 7264) -- Some Remarks on the Editorial Status of the Beijing and London Mss of the Wu Ti Qingwenjian -- The Proximity Between the Middle Mongol and Classical Manchu Languages as Typologically, Ethnohistorically and Areally Motivated -- Grammar Books: One of the Oldest Resources of Anatolian and Rumelian Dialects -- Secluded in the Valleys of Kubsugul and Forgotten in Mongolian Libraries: The Uyghur-Uriankhay Language and Its Speakers -- The Dictionary of Sumatiratna -- Terminative Case Suffix in Middle Mongol -- A Comparative Analysis of the Altaic Nomenclature Related to the Five Main Livestock -- Zu den Namen türkischer Christen in verlorengegangenen altuigurischen Urkunden -- On the Syntactic Status of the Uyghur Functional Category K (Case)

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53rd Annual Meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference.

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